The Andes Confederation
Background: The Andes Confederation began as Incaland, a small tribe inside the valleys of the Andes mountains. With the forging of the monarchy, the small tribe became the Kingdom of the Andes. Little development happened between this time and the construction of the Constitution and the capital of Cuzco. When the Andes Confederation was proclaimed, the first president, Leparte, and his successors, were continually elected over and over again. Many years of prosperous rule, strong military rivaling those even in Europe, and a people more diverse than any other country in South America. Opposing the American Alliance and its tyranny, the Andes Confederation joined the Asian Alliance. When the Zulu struck Africa, the Andes Confederation was there at the front line to protect freed peoples around the globe. As a beacon of Democracy, the Andes were changed to the United States of America. The USA then counter attacked the Zulu, invading the homeland and taking on the mass of the Zulu army while the Incans European allies concentrated in the Zulu vassals in the north. In the end, the Zulu government collapsed, leaving the Andes with a prosperous Empire. The USA had colonies in Arabia, North Africa, Fiji, Philippines and the most prosperous in South Africa. The South African colony was almost as large as mainland USA, and so was granted autonomy under a commonwealth. The USA then built up the infrastructure of the torn country, building it up to being one of the worlds most modern areas. Unfortunately, the country fell into civil war, and the USA evacuated the area. Soon after, the Philippines were granted Independence, the Fiji gained statehood, and the colony in Arabia was sold. With the formation of GDI and the counter alliance of INTO, the USA came onto hard times. With the destruction of the capital and many major cities by nuclear devices as a strike upon the USA for supporting its ally, the USSR, the nation fell into anarchy. New nations such as Colombia and Chile arose, and the Andes Confederation was redeclared under a dictator. The Andes Confederation again began to build up again, and after a series of wars and help from the Incans oldest ally, China, the nation was reunited save Venezuela and Haiti. Venezuela was then bought from the Aztecs, and the nation was declared united.
Land Boundaries: The nation is bordered on the north, on the other side of the Panama Canal, by Azteca; to the south by Argentina; and to the east by Brazil.
Maritime Claims:
contiguous zone: 24 NM
continental shelf: not specified
exclusive economic zone: 200 NM
territorial sea: 12 NM
Climate: Most of the country is humid, with rain forest in the north and east, high plateaus and mountain areas along the Andes, and only a strip of fertile land across the eastern coast, turning to desert and tundra in the south, south of Santiago.
Natural Resources: Coal, petroleum, iron, phosphorous, rubber, lumber, grain.
Population: 333,406,950
Population Growth: 0.92%
Nationality: American (shared with more countries)
Ethnic Groups: Incan (78%), Aztec (10%), Chinese (5%), Dutch (5%), French (1%), Other (1%, including Brazilian, German, Zulu, and Portuguese)
Religions: American Orthodox, Catholic, Jewish
Languages: Incan (official), Spanish, Dutch, Aztec
Literacy: definition: 15 years and older can read and write
100%
Country Name: the Andes Confederation
Government Type: Constitution-based federal republic; strong democratic tradition.
Capital: Cuzco, fully prepared substitute capital of Lima
Administrative Divisions: 10 States, 1 District*: Venezuela, Fiji, Peru, Chile, Ecuador, New Brazil, Colombia, Caracas, Andes Mountains, Santiago, District of Cuzco*.
National Holiday: February 1st, Constitution Day.
Suffrage: 18 years of age.
Political Parties: Democratic-Republican, Progressive, Populists, Socialist, and Federalist.
International Organization Participation: NOD (New Omnipotent Dominion), American Alliance, SAND (Strategic American Nuclear Defense), ATDI (Anti-Terrorist Defense Initiative, membership pending), AFD (American Free Trade), SAT (Sino-American Treaty).
GDP: 13,000,000,000,000
GDP Growth Rate: 13%
GDP Per Person: 38,991 per person
Population Below Poverty Line: 12%
Unemployment: 2%
Industries: one of the top industrial powers in the world, diversified and technologically advanced agricultural nation, yielding nearly three fourth food of what the nation needs, steel, communications, ship building, lumber, electronics, chemicals.
Agricultural Products: wheat, corn, other grains, fruits, vegetables, cotton; beef, pork, poultry, dairy products; forest products; fish
Export Partners (in order of greatest to least): Aztec, Brazil, Argentina, France, USA, China, India, Zulu
Economic Aid Donor: 7.2 Billion
Currency: the Incan Pound, .87 of USA dollar
Military Branches: Army, Navy, Marines, Air Force, Special Forces, Nuclear Defense Force, Anti-Terrorist Defense Force, National Guard, Coast Guard
Military Manpower:
Army: 155,000 Partisans, 7,700 Mech Infantry, 1,500 Armor, 490 Modern Armor, 25 Commandos
Navy: 5 Frigates, 2 battleships, 4 submarines
Air Force: 200 Jet Fighters, 15 helicopters
Disputes International: Viking attacks on English institutions, Aztec ownership of pre-Incan state of Haiti, Aborigine fishing grounds in Fiji zones, Brazilian Rain Forest Burners.
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